Corrections: January 4, 2018

Jan. 3, 2018

FRONT PAGE

An article on Dec. 13 about allegations of sexual harassment against Ken Friedman, the restaurateur who owns the Spotted Pig in Manhattan, misidentified the agency where Jessica Brown, a former wine director for Mr. Friedman, filed a discrimination complaint. It was the New York City Commission on Human Rights, not the state’s Human Rights Division.

INTERNATIONAL

An article on Monday about the New Year’s address by Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany misstated the number of votes the Alternative for Germany party won in parliamentary elections in 2017. It was about 5.8 million votes, not more than one million.

SPORTS

Because of an editing error, a picture caption on Saturday with the Keeping Score column, about whether LeBron James is better at age 33 than he was five years ago, misstated the year he faced Tim Duncan in the N.B.A. finals. It was 2013, not last season.

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An article on Sunday about memorable sports moments in 2017 misstated the number of consecutive women’s college basketball championships Connecticut had won. In 2017, they were going for their fifth straight title, not their fourth.

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An article on Saturday about Ohio State University’s victory over the University of Southern California in the Cotton Bowl misstated Northwestern’s record. It is 10-3, not 10-4.

THE ARTS

An article on Monday about popular GIFs around the world misidentified a soccer player who is featured in a GIF that is popular in Italy. Graziano Pelle is pictured giving his teammate a kiss, not Giorgio Chiellini.

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A listing on Tuesday about performance festivals misstated the closing date of the American Realness festival. It runs Jan. 9-16, not Jan. 9-15.

THURSDAY STYLES

The Encounters column last Thursday, about the actor Taye Diggs, misstated the surname of a teacher at Steps on Broadway, where Mr. Diggs was once a student. He is Chet Walker, not Watkins.

OBITUARIES

An obituary on Dec. 26 about the former corporate executive William Agee misstated the current name of the company once known as Allied Corporation. It is Honeywell, not Allied Signal. (That company merged with Honeywell and took its name in 1999.)

Errors are corrected during the press run whenever possible, so some errors noted here may not have appeared in all editions.